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Pagina 10
I know very well , that what I here say , will be thought by some malicious persons to flow from envy to Mr. Powell ; for which reason I shall set the late dispute between us in a true light . Mr. Powell and I had some difference about ...
I know very well , that what I here say , will be thought by some malicious persons to flow from envy to Mr. Powell ; for which reason I shall set the late dispute between us in a true light . Mr. Powell and I had some difference about ...
Pagina 11
But perhaps it may look trivial to insist so much upon men's persons ; I shall therefore turn my thoughts rather to examine their behaviour , and consider , whether the several parts are written ' up to that character which Mr. Powell ...
But perhaps it may look trivial to insist so much upon men's persons ; I shall therefore turn my thoughts rather to examine their behaviour , and consider , whether the several parts are written ' up to that character which Mr. Powell ...
Pagina 16
... company in a long and elaborate discourse ) had I not considered the great and additional expence which such fashions would bring upon fathers and husbands ; and therefore by no means to be thought of till some years after a peace .
... company in a long and elaborate discourse ) had I not considered the great and additional expence which such fashions would bring upon fathers and husbands ; and therefore by no means to be thought of till some years after a peace .
Pagina 20
... in finding his friend alive , whom he thought dead ; and his mistress faithful , whom he believed inconstant . There are indeed some disasters so very fatal , that it is impossible for any accidents to rectify them .
... in finding his friend alive , whom he thought dead ; and his mistress faithful , whom he believed inconstant . There are indeed some disasters so very fatal , that it is impossible for any accidents to rectify them .
Pagina 21
I was once myself in agonies of grief that are unutterable , and in so great a distraction of mind , that I thought myself even out of the possibility of receiving comfort . The occasion was as follows ; when I was a youth in part of ...
I was once myself in agonies of grief that are unutterable , and in so great a distraction of mind , that I thought myself even out of the possibility of receiving comfort . The occasion was as follows ; when I was a youth in part of ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Select British Classics, Volume 25 Select British Classics |
| Uitgever | J. Conrad, 1803 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 juli 2008 |
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